The Dispatch from Moline, Illinois • 12

Moline and East St. Louis Engage in Scoreless Gridiron Deadlock Badgers, 10 to 0. He scored the first touchdown on a line buck in the second period and also kicked goal, ne Tilden Signs-for Winter of Acting. MACOMB EASILY OSE SLANDERS Detailed Account of Thrilling FORTUNE SMILES STRONG EASTERN TEAMS TO MEET then thrilled the fans by booting a per feet fifty-yard kick from placement. For Picture Firm Moline-East St.

Louis Contest TOPS LUTHERANS ON HOME ELEVEN New York. Oct. 27. William T. TWO STAND OUT TO KANSAS my BY HEAVY SCORE of the world, wlil desert the court fnr th Ktmlio early in January, to star in a motion picture entitled AS PERIL LOOMS rplosa Women.

Lafayette-Princeton Battl 'Attracts Interest; Yale and Army to Clash. INVAI1YRAE Absence of Regulars Handicaps Losers; Touchdown Is Made on Pass. Tilden has signed a. contract with Worthy calling for four pictures at a salary of about $4000 a week. He will devote his entire time to the camera until the Visitors Take Lead in Second Quarter but Line Weakens Toward Close of Game.

Visiting Halfback Is Individual Star; Shift in Lineup Helps Maroons. 'Macomb. 111., Oct. 27. Western By Press Leased Wire.

New York, Oct. 27. LaFayette and Vort ncvtvnTlijl- whirh have the most Missouri and Drake Are Only Elevens Without-Defeats; Nebraska Cops, State normal, displaying a strong of spring thaws out the tennis courts. No actress to play opposite him has been With the" exception of; his tournament pictures in the news reels Tilden has not hitherto appeared before the records of the eastern foot ball season so far, meet at Philadel but a pass lost four. Another pass attempt and Harris was thrown for a 14-yard loss.

Moline got the ball on the 3G-yard line and after gaining some ground Marsell went over for a first Cassidy and Thomas went in for Adams and Tucker. Marsell took 19 yards around left end, but Ingram, lost 11 yards, 6 of which were regained by Carlson. East St. Louis recovered the ball on its 37-yard line. After the ball had been carried some distance on line plunges, Harris circled left end for 28 yards.

Shortly after this an attempted dropkick, which was blocked, and the ball was Moline's on its 45-yard line. Ingram punted to the 32-yard line as the quarter ended. Fourth Quarter. An onside kick gave East St. Louis the ball on her 2S-yard line and after see-sawing for a few plays the Maroons took the ball on a punt at the Moline 14-yard line.

Carlson went through right tackle for 6 and after an incomplete pass Harris got the ball on his 45-yard line, but the visitors could not gain and Ingram returned Graney's kick to the 50-yard BEARS WALLOP- JACKETS phia; next Tha Armv-Yale contest at New SWANSON SHOWS CLASS Kansas City, Oct. 27. When the smoke lifted from gridirons of. the Haven will be another of next Saturday's features. Missouri Valley conference "after.

Sat SrrMisp which like LaFayette and has neither been defeated nor 77 Passes Put Senneff's Men in Scoring Distance in Last Minute. Cardinals Are Defeated by Hammond; Buffalo and Cleveland Win. outplayed by Penn State BIG CROWD SEES BIKERS GET AWAY urday's fray Missouri and -Drake emerged as the only contenders with perfect records. Missouri, already victor over -Iowa State, back the strong Kansas Aggies, 14 to 7, while Drake. W-ith a victorv Inst week Saturday although it won, iu to o-Yate remained In the undefeated class By LI WOOD MURRAY.

Carlson of Moline won the toss and defended the west goal. Ellstrom returned-the ball to the '30-yard line. East St. Louis was twice penalized for offside playing. Marsell made ten, but Moline fumbled on the next play.

Harris, who went in for Adams, made five yards and Grancy made eight more. Moline obtained the ball on a fcimble and made three first downs. East St. Louis then beld and obtained the ball on the visitors' 2-yard line." Graney punted to the 20-yard line. Moline was penalized because the backficld' was in motion before the ball was in play.

East St. Louis was given the ball when Moline failed first down' on four plays. Fumbles and punts marked the next few minutes of "play, neither side having the advantage. The quarter ended with the ball on the East St. Louis 49-yard line.

Second Quarter. Moline was penalized for offside on the first play. Moline. fumbled. East St.

Louis "was unable to gain and punted. Marsell and Carlson made first down, placing the ball on the Moline 30-yard line. Carlson 'and Ingram made gains that -gave the Maroons first down. Moline made two more first downs on runs by Carlson, Ingram and Marsell. East St.

Louis obtained the ball on an incompleted forward pass. The downstat-ers failed to make headway and punted to the Moline 34-yard line. Marsell and Carlson made nine yards on three downs and Ingram punted to Dierking, who returned to his own 22-yard line. Graney made eleven yards in two center smashes. Harris made four; a pass netted five more and Graney smashed through with a.

rally in the last four minutes fense, trounced the Augustana college eleven, 27. to' here Saturday. The teachers' outplayed and.outfoiight their opponents at nearly all stages of the battle. Augustana showed a complete reversal-of foriri since last week and was handicapped by the absence of several regulars from the "lineup who are out because of injuries. Lutherans after the first few minutes, of the combat could snot halt the steady advance of Macomb.

Angie was within three yards -of the. goal at the start of -the- game, but-could not push Over" the--touchdown, During the remainder of contest Macomb held the invading position, and in the last "period the Swedes unleashed a forward passing- attack which netted them their touchdown." -Macomb scored: its first in the second stanza "after Augustana had to punt front behind its goal line Augio. Weakens After Macombs first marker Au that changed a Brown 3 to lead into a 13 to 3 victory. Harvard succumbed to a smooth and powerful Dartmouth over overwhelmed -T the threatening Oklahoma eleven, 28 to 0. The University of Kansas 'suf Dispatch Special Service.

Kansas City, Oct. 27. Kansas City defeated the Rock Island Independents, 23'to 7, in a National Pro team by a score of 6 to 0. Princeton's dream of another team fered another conference- defeat, its third of the losing, to Nebraska, 7 to It "was the first Six-Day Classic to Run Until Next Saturday Night; Best Riders Are Entered. of destiny became a nigntmare oi noting feet with those of Jimmy Crow leading all the rest to a 12 to 0 Notre conference' victory for Nebraska.

Up to the break in the third period, Dame victory. Rockne played a second team throughout the first quarter. when a fumble started the Nebraska scoring machine," the game had beep battled on even terms, two Centre Is Beaten. The Timers and Harvard rest com Chicago- Oct. 27.

Chicago's six- touchdowns- in quick succession 'put paratively easy this playing Nebraska in the It was the thirty-first annual conteet -between line on a pretty 30-yard run. A pass by Carlson was intercepted by Graney, who went to the 20-yard line. Moline took the ball on a fumble on the 10-yard line. some line hitting Ingram earned another first down through center. East St.

Louis here interfered with Ingram on a pass and Moline had the ball on its 40-yard Forward passes gained 22 yards for l'oston went in for Marsell. Poston took the ball on a pass for yards but was held without gain on the next play. After exchanging punts Ingram passed to Erickson for 30 yards. Another pass was tried as the whistle the contest in a scoreless tie. Lineup gustana weakened and "was unable to stop" the crew Maco.mb day, bicycle race started last night with a Promptly -at 9 the fourteen tea ins.

were sent away oh the Swarthmore and university. West Virginia won from Centre. -13 the two schools. 1 scored two touchdowns and two field to 6, and Columbia surprised by sound- goals in the last half the game. Augustana came through with its lone counter in the final period after ly trouncing Williams, 27 to o.

lift Tin beaten bv Carneeie Tech. to league game here this afternoon. I It was the first defeat of the year for the visitors. The two elevens played on nearly even terms, for the first three quarters but the home club's superior weight began to wear the Island line down in the closing period and the rest of the game was- a rout with Kansas City's backs tearing through the line and around the wings for many long gains. Kansas City Scores First.

Kansas City scored first, on a thirty-yard dropkick in the first quarter but its lead was shortlived foF the Islanders came back with a touchdown in the second. Combining end sweeps with short losers worked the ball to within a few yards of the home goal from where a pass, Armstrong to Ursella, gave them their only tally. Thorpe kicked goal. The third quarter was scoreless for both teams. The lineup follows: By TAT rATTEN.

MOLINE high school's final chance for state championship consideration went glimmering when it was held to an 0 to 0 tie by a brilliant aggregation from Kast St. Lnis at Browning field Saturday afternoon. About 3000 tans saw the game. The Maroons played in-and-out football all afternoon and but for a few breaks In their favor might have tasted defeat. The contending elevens appeared to be about equal in playing strength but the visitors made better use of advantages" offered them.

Moline rooters suffered a trying minute in the first period when Harris, East St. Louis' star halfback, received a khort pass from (jraney on his own 45-yard line and dashed through the entire Moline team for fifty-five yards and an apparent touchdown. Umpire I'otter called the play back, claiming Harris bad stepped out of bounds thortly after receiving (Jraney's toss. Fortune again nulled on the Maroons in the second quarter. East St Louis hud staged nn irresistible advance from the middle of the grid that Sederlnnd intercepted a pass and was Looks Like Benld Must Do Without That New Bridge and summary for a first down.

he ball was on downed on the 40-y ard line. A pass, Anderson "to Miller, was good for seven yards and-Anderson went off tackle for nine more. The touchdown when Anderson shot, a pass to Scheuermann, who Wind dropkicked for the extra point. "Lineup and summary follows: grind which will not end until 11 next Saturday night. The coliseum was jammed to the doors.

It always is when the six-day fellows come here to do their stuff. Taddy Harmon is running the race and Harmon believes in doing things right. He's making this show one of the biggest bicycle events ever held in Chicago. When the doors were thrown open at 8 a long line of cash customers had formed. Inside the bike riders were testing their wheels.

They pedaling around the track at a dizzy speed tuning up for the jamming which was to follow. the East St. Louis 47-yard line. Moline (0) Swanson was substituted --for Erick- East St. Louis (0) Ilensley le Menker It Horner Ig son, who replaced Buck at right tackle.

0, and Navy took another licking, this time from West Virginia Wesleyan by a score of 10 to 7. Army won an easy game from Boston university, 20 toO. Benkert scored a touchdown in the Rutgers 13 to 13 tie with Lehigh, which allowed both teams to remain undefeated and retained his place as high individual point scorer of the east. Tryon made four touchdowns in the Colgate 49 to victory over Ho- -bar and went into second place- A Tery interesting tunic blouse ii painted in plaids. Ellstrom re Buck rt Hyink rg LaSalle, Oct.

27. The Spring Valley Wild Cats football team defeated the Benld Independents, champions of southern Illinois and Missouri, in an exciting game, 7 to 5, Moline was penalized 15 yards for 7, Macomb, '27. roughness. Center smashes by Gra Sawyer Keimers Ingalls Thomas rg Giesenhagen Ig rt Ronk It ney and two passes gave the visitors a first down on Moline's 27-yard line. Keimers threw Grancy for an 8-yard loss, but long pass placed the ball on the Maroons' 14-yard Mo Threckel re I Peterson le Dierking qb I Ingram qb GREENLEAF TO PLAY IN TWELVE POCKET GAMES re rt rg It le qb rhb lhb Adams rhb Carlson lhb Hollingsworth le Johnston It Serenius Is Sederlund Ekholm rg Thorson rt Scheuermann re Erickson qb Anderson rhb Barnes lhb Miller.

fb Ames Wbernathy Ilesh Coates Barclay Newbum Ausbury Tayne Bolin Sturm Fur pockets are noted on some chic frocks. Cassidy lhb Marsell rhb line held "and with only a few mo Graney fb 1 Erickson fb Independents 7 Kansas City 23 F. Thompson le Milton re It Bassett rt G. Thompson Ig Andrews rg Kolls Peterson Kraker rg Berquist Buland rt Krueger It Wilson re Weber le Armstrong qb Corgan qb Thorpe lhb II. Hill rhb Ursella rhb DeWitt.

lhb Gavin fb C. Hill fb fb Touchdown Barclay, Payne, Scheuermann, 1. Points after touchdown Bolin, 3 Scheuermann, 1, Dropkicks Bolin, 2. ments to play East St. Louis tried a dropkick.

The ball hit the goal post and the half ended on the next play with the ball on Moline's 29-yard line. Third Quarter. Graney kicked off to Pelerson who returned 19 yards "to Moline's 39-yard line. After some punting East St. Louis made a first down on Moline's 34-yard line.

After gaining two Harris turned right end for ten. Harris was doing lots of work here and gained twelve more around left, Substitutions, East St. Louis Harris for Adams Adams for Cassidy; Aitken for Menker; Tucker for Thomas Thomas for Tucker Cassidy for Adams; Adams for Cassidy. Moline Swanson for Erickson Erickson for Buck Grassley for Ellstrom; Boston for Marsell. Referee Benjamin, Illinois Normal.

Umpire Potter, Illinois. Head linesman Swedburg, Twelve games, half of them away from home, face E. Ralph Greenleaf of Philadelphia, champion, in the opening skirmish of the National Championship Pocket Billard league title campaign this week. Three other players of the field of ten are on the road also. Greenleaf first receives at Philadelphia the Boston contender, C.

E- Sea-back. They play two games a day for the first three days, starting today. On Thursday Greenleaf appears at Baltimore to face Pasquale Natalie for a similar series. MONTREAL MOUND STAR IS SIGNED BY M'GRAW Bears S3; Philadelphia, 3. a Chicago, Oct 27.

Philadelphia's Tellow Jackets came here with four all-American linemen "and rated one of the strongest elevens in th Pro Football league, but they returned to the Quaker city last night a badly trimmed team, after battling the Chicago Bears yesterday. The north side eleven simply had things its own way, romping off with with a 33 to 3 victory. At the beginning of hostilities it appeared as if the easterners would live up to their reputation, but it did not take long for "the locals to get SAINTS CAPTURE OPENER IN MINOR TITLE SERIES Bartlett (Tex) star pitcher of the Montreal team" of the Quebec-Onfario league, has been sold to the New York Giants. Manager McGraw closed the deal just before sailing on the European trip. McMillan is a native of San-Antonio.

He. led the Q-O pitchers the past season; Hornsby Is Lauded By Loop Head for Prowess with Bat Lad placed the ball Moline's 13? yard mark. Here the Maroons tightened and held for three downs and Craney attempted to put hU team in the lead with an easy dropkick. Moline rooters groaned as the oval soared toward the goul but it struck one of the posts and fell back into the field where it went into Moline's possession. East St.

i-iouis final opportunity to cross the Maroon goal line occurred in the last five minutes of play. Graney intercepted a pass from Carlson and thtshed twenty-five yards to Moline's 7-J'ard line. Harris fumbled on an attempted line play and Ingram saved the day for his team by falling op th-a ball. Ingram Stars. Clifford Ingram played a stellar prime on the offensive, his baffling infinoU of shifting to throw off opiK-'iig tacklers placing him near Carl Ion's class.

Cliff continued his credit able kicking, although his best effort! did not approach his amazing pep formance at Cedar Itapids. Another hero for Moline was ArcLie Swanjsmi, who relieved Milton Erickson ut fullbn-k in the second quarter. nhifte.l to the line in place of Buck, who left the game, and from that time forward an improvement was noticed. Swanson. celebrated bis advent with a of slashes that had the visitors worfied and followed them up with some great tackles- Swan-oii showed ns much started.

The liquid from spiced peaches or pears can be used in place of cider in mincemeat. Philadelphia was first to score, its for Toston to try a kick but Ingram ruled otherwise and the game tnded as East St, Louis mussed up a pass. Many fans commented after the game upon Moline's failure to utilize Boston's kicking skill. Moline's line was weak until Erickson was shifted from full. The answer seems to be that Mickey belongs in the wall and Swanson in the back-iwdd: John Grassley played the best game of his career after replacing Ellstrom, who had started at right end.

Grass-ley seemed to be the only Maroon who had a sure method of stopping the dazzling Harris and the manner in which he employed it was oi.c of the main reasons why the Moline goal V'as uncrossed. Hyink, Konk and Giesenhagen held the left side of the Moline wall against the fiercest attacks of the East St. Louis backs. points coming in the opening period Rogers Hornsby, second baseman and live-time champion hitter of the National league, has received a personal congratulatory message from President John A. Heydler of the National league.

"It is my desire at this time to extend to you my congratulations It held this slim lead until the follow Dispatch Short Ads Brinr Results. Bf Associated Press Leased Wire. Seattle, Oct- 27. The St. Taul club of the American association and the Seattle club of the Pacific coast league, 1924 pennant winners in their respective leagues, resumed their battle for the championship of the minor leagues of professional baseball this afternoon.

Undaunted by the drubbing his team received yesterday wh-cn St. Taul pounded out a 12 to 4 victory, Manager Killefer promised his Indians would redeem themselves today. He announced his new southpaw, Fred Fussell, would be in the box. ing quarter, and thereafter the gam' became one-sided and the G000 spec tators got accustomed to seeing the upon your batting championship, said the presy's greetings. "It is Bears register point after point.

Cardinals, Hammond, 6. not alone that you have led all bats men, but you have given a fine and manly character to the game." Mr. Ileydler generally praised Chicago, Oct. 27. Brawn proyyd superior to science yesterday and the Hammond Indians defeated Paddy risted Men Ilornsby's work, and himself as be I wo- Driscoll's Cardinals, 6 to 3, in a pro ing proud that he was in his organization.

grid game. It was estimated that a ERMIN10 SPALLA SCORES KNOCKOUT OVER BELGIAN crowd of 3500- witnessed the struggle. Falcon, the hefty fullback of the Hoosi-or team, made the only touch 1 FOOTBALL SCORES down, which was scored -during the I first six minutes of contest." By CHESTER. HORTOX Maker of 51 Golf ChainptonsGoIf i Inust successful teacher," eays "Cliicli" Evans Paddy- Driscoll's clever toe saved the south sid-3 teai from being shut out. Naples, Oct.

27. Errainio Spalla, the Italian fighter who holds the European heavyweight championship, knocked out Depaus, the Belgian champion, in bout here yesterday. Spalla said that during November he would meet three Egyptian fighters at Cairo and Alexandria and in January would fight Georges Carpentier at Monte Carlo. In the second period the former Northwestern university star booted i IB While both hands seem to work pretty much together while the club is taken back, most expert golfers the pigskin over the center of the "goal from the 23-yard mark. During ability at cutting in as any backficld performer the Maroons have used this year and, deserves further opportunities before the season ends.

Harris Is Wonder. Bobby Harris at left half' for East St. Louis was by far the outstanding star of the matiwe. He was called from the bench to take the place of Adams in the first five minutes of the game and kept the fans in un uproar thereafter by bis wonjetful i mining. Harris is said to be a ten-avcond century man and looked the parh Coupled with bis speed is an ability to get a running start from the time the ball is snapped that stamps bim as one of the greatest prep backs to set dent on Browning livid in many moons.

Graney at full also stood out from the mass by reason of his terrific plunges and his ppeed and accuracy at passing. Other Maroons Do Well. Mark Eco Carlson and IJi'gsie l'oston, after be bad relieved Marsell with than three minutes the same quarter Whalen, huge Car dinal center, tried to score a field goal from tha 33-yard line, but it was EXERCISE HINU blocked by the well timed play of the Indians line. Buffalo, 17; Akron, 13. High Schools.

Moline, East St. Louis, 0. Geneseo, 19 Galva.JT. Kewanee, 14 Spring Valley, 7. Colleges.

27 7. Chicago, Ohio State, 3. -Northwestern, 13; Michigan I). Iowa, 13 Minnesota, 0. Michigan, 21; Wisconsin, 0.

Illinois, 45; DePaiiw; 0. Nebraska, 14; Kansas, 7. Missouri, 14 Kansas Aggies, 7. Drake, 28; Oklahoma, 0. Butler.

12; Wabash. 0. Notre Dame, 12; Princeton, 0. Dartmouth. Harvard, 0.

Yale, 13 Brown, 3. Pennsylvania, 27; Virginia, 0. Columbia, 27; Williams, 3. West Virginia, 13; Centre, 6. Army, 20; Boston 0.

have the impression that the left hand and left arm dominate the back swing. The left arm makes quite a pronoun ced sweep bad: ward and upward with the club and, when the player begins to develop this pronounced left-arm action he must be careful Buffalo, N. Oct. 27. Akron pro football team went down in defeat yesterday at the Bison stadium when the Bisons gave them a real Wesson in football as by Benny Boyn- EACH telephone Js connected to the central office by two tiny wires.

These wires are a part of a system of cables, coils' and other delicate apparatus, which must be kept in careful adjustment. The job of building and main-" taining this equipment is done by two-fisted men men who' think in terms of never failing service. When they come into your home or your office, you find them anxious to do their work quickly, efficiently, courteously and neatly. OUR obligation as a public utility requires that we make every effort tofu mish service to all who apply. In doing this we constantly add to the value of our service to old subscribers by extending their range of communication.

Cost levels to-day arc much higher than in the past and result in more expensive plant creasing our average capital investment per telephone, upon which a fair return in interest and divi' dends must be earned. ton to the tune of 17 to 13. Buffalo won the toss and worked the ball down to the 30-yard line and Boynton dropped one over the bars. Trainor to play, all did well. East St- Louis to see to it thaH where right the right hand HAND GETS IMTO intercepted a pass on Akron's 20- doesn't get "lost" THE DOWIOSTRCICP yard line and a pass from Boynton to j.

i Syracuse, 10; Penn State, 6. in the forward mm Kaw was touched by Michaels, who was tinable to get it and knocked it wm Kutgers, 13; Lehigh, 13. Carnegie Pittsburgh, 0. West Virginia 10; Navy, 7. Holy Cross, 13; Fordham, 0 Colgate, 40; Hobarr.

0. Lafayette, 20; W. 6. Millikin, 21; Lake Forest, 0. Bradley, 20; Illinois college, 0.

Knox. 20; Beloit, 0. Waynesburg, 14; Bethany, 0. Wbealon college, 10 Mount 2. swing.

By "lost" I mean that the right hand will fail to deliver its punch into the ball at the moment of impact if it isn't watched during the buck swing. In the correct swing the right hand has very little to do with the club until just before the ball is hit. At that instant the right hand steps in with the wallop. This action sh ouid blend into the stroke almost without the player being conscious of it, but the light hand must punch in. (Copyright, John F.

Dille Co.) into Trainor's hands, -who stepped over the line for a touchdown Cleveland, 59; Rochester, 0. Cleveland, Oct. 27. Unable to cross the Rochester goal line in the first period, though Hoga Workman scored two goals from the field in that session, the Cleveland Bulldogs ran wild in the remaining quarters of the grid battle at Dunn field yesterday, 59 to 0. Green Bay 19; Minneapolis, 0.

maintained nn effective defense against Moline's passes for the first three periods. The Maroons completed only one avrial during tliat time and that was good for only eighty yards. When the Molincrs finally bec.iuie dangerous at that method of advancing the ball the time was too near gone for them to score by it. After Ingrain had recovered Harris' costly fumbled a few yards from the Moline goal, Marsell, Carlson oiul Jugram cooperated to make a first down on thrusts around left end and through the line. Interference with a long pass by Ingram proved expensive for East St.

Louis as the, ball went to the 40 yard line. After taking a five-yard penalty for being offside, two passes netted twenty-two yards and the fans began to nurse a faint hope that a touchdown still might be accomplished. Coach Senneff, seeing a possible chance of winning with a kick, seat in Poston to relieve Marsell. Carlson shot a pass to l'oston for six yards. When Poston failed to gain on the next play, punte.l to tlrj East St.

Louis 1 PROFESSIONAL SCORES WESLEYAN GIRL INJURED BY BLOW FROM FOOTBAL Moline Indians, Dubuque Bears, 0. Benld Independents, Spring Valley Wild Cats, 7. National League. Rock Island, Independents, Kan (c) By Bernarr Macfadden Reach as high da possible with Green Bay, 27. Outclassing the Marines at every stage of the game, the Green Bay Packers scored a 19 to 0 victory over the Minneapolis eleven here yesterday afternoon.

The visitors were never within the tiiirty-five yard line of the Badger champions. Racine, JO; Milwaukee," O. Milwaukee, Oct. 27 Hank Gillo and his legion team from Racine proved too much for the Milwaukee Badgers bere yesterday afternoon and Gillo, almost" single handed, defeated- the Mt. Pleasant, Io Oct.

27. Mrs. C. Ryan, a sophomore at Iowa Wesleyan college, was struck on the head by a football during the Kirks-ville-Wesleyan game and had to be taken to Hershey hall for treatment. Mrs.

Ryan was on the bleachers among several other students, when Mime little boys, while playing with a football in front of (the bleachers, kicked the ball and hit' ber. right and left hand alternately. ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY BELL SYSTEM One Policy One System UniversalService sas City, 23. Graney pnted in return '--yard mark am. Ingram then .,,,1 a rising hljrh on toes each time.

If deep breath la retained while taking these exercises It will have a koo.1 mat was Unal Chicago Bears, 33; 3. Hammond, Chicago Cardinals, 3. Buffalo, 17; Akron, 13. Racine, 10; 0. Green Bay, 19; Minneapolis, 10.

Cleveland, 50 Rochester, 0. beneficial effect on the langs. would have byeu -Dispatch Short Ads Brin Results. Dispatch Short Ads Bring Results..